DeKalb Community Service Board

Welcome to the DeKalb Community Service Board

The DeKalb Community Service Board (CSB) is a public, not-for-profit organization that helps children, adolescents, adults and seniors who suffer from mental health, developmental disabilities and addiction challenges to live more full and productive lives. With over 20 locations, the DeKalb CSB is available to provide outpatient mental health counseling, acute stabilization and detoxification, psychosocial rehabilitation and residential services, day and evening substance abuse treatment as well as a full range of developmental disabilities services. The DeKalb CSB is accredited by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities).

Featured Topics

	Addictions: Alcohol and Substance Abuse. People who become addicted to alcohol/drugs are gradually introduced and desensitized to them over a period of time. More...
	Mental Disorders. In this family of topic centers, you will find information concerning various mental disorders. More...
	Stress Reduction and Management. A comprehensive overview of how to reduce stress. We cover the nature of stress, and the many different methods people can use to reduce and manage their stress. More...

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Featured Articles

2010 Walk of HEROes 5K
The 4th Annual Walk of HEROes is scheduled for Saturday, September 11 and includes a 5K Run/Walk, Tot Trot, and Community Hero Fun Day. Your participation helps those with developmental disabilities, substance addictions, and mental health illnesses. REGISTER TODAY as an individual or get a group together to participate! More...

DeKalb CSB Fact Sheet
This fact sheet provides an overview of the DeKalb CSB's behavioral healthcare services, our funding sources, and who we serve. More...

New Board Members
The DeKalb Community Service Board is pleased to announce that Amaryllis Alexander and Naomi Godfrey have joined the agency's Board of Directors. More...

Is Alcohol A Problem?
Alcoholism is extremely widespread in the United States. The disease has likely affected all of us either personally, through a loved one, friend or co-worker. Here are 6 ways to identify that someone may be at risk for alcoholism. More...

The Importance of a Mental Health Safety Net
In all communities, there are places where people with illnesses can go for essential care if they lack health insurance or have minimal coverage. More...